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Brazil (movie)

46 Ratings: 4.1

A film by Terry Gilliam that depicts a bizarre, totalitarian future.

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Tags: Movies, Comedy Movies, Science Fiction Movies, Fantasy Films, Terry Gilliam

Cast: Robert De Niro, Peter Vaughan, Jim Broadbent, Jonathan Pryce, Michael Palin, Kim Greist, see all

Director: Terry Gilliam

Genre: Sci-Fi, Fantasy

Release Date: December 1, 1985

MPAA Rating: R

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review by ryguy4738. September 16, 2012

posted in Movie Hype

"You touched me. Nobody touches me."

**** out of **** Apparently, some people actually doubt the genius of Terry Gilliam. Here we have one of the most obviously imaginative minds working in the film industry of today and yesteryear, and people literally have the nerve to challenge his brilliance. Maybe they find themselves turned off by what he's been directing recently (which really isn't all that bad, with the exception of the tedious and boring "Tideland"), although that alone shouldn't be good enough reason … more

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Quick Tip by cyclone_march. October 07, 2010

posted in Cult Cinema

A Quick Tip by cyclone_march

The 4 rating is for the director's cut, not the original release. The original release rates at a -2.

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Quick Tip by Count_Orlok_22. January 24, 2010

A Quick Tip by Count_Orlok_22

A delightfully weird vision of a totalitarian Britain, in which a government employee falls in love with a trash removal woman. Hilarious!

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review by cyclone_march. March 09, 2009

posted in Movie Hype

A complication that has a complication

Pros: Themes, imagery, very engaging set/scenery. Cons: Acting is weak. Story will be too esoteric for many. The Bottom Line: Terry Gilliam and Tom Stoppard are masters of the absurd "limits" of humanity. Brazil is what happens when they get together. Yea for some, nay for many (unfortunately). Plot Details: This opinion reveals minor details about the movie''s plot. Terry Gilliam’s … more

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